NCAA Ruling on the ND Academic Scandal

[T Town Tommy]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">“I never will forget that when we called — literally, the day after we discovered we had at that point one incidence of academic misconduct — the first thing the NCAA said on the conference call when we told them was, ‘Is that all?' "<a href="https://t.co/bkMjvZDAY4">https://t.co/bkMjvZDAY4</a></p>— Eric Hansen (@EHansenNDI) <a href="https://twitter.com/EHansenNDI/status/1060347921353396225?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 8, 2018</a></blockquote>
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You naive fools. The NCAA is not an honorable institution, and the only thing you should ever say to them is "fuck you." Every other school (Miami, UNC, Auburn, etc.) knows this.

+1

Never, ever offer up anything to the NCAA. At any point but especially at the onset of something. Just make some obligatory remarks and flip them off as you walk away from the podium. Hand them your lawyer's business card as you pass by and tell them to call if they have any questions.

 

[Legacy]

With our two wins to start the 2019 season, we are verging on making it into the 900 total win club at 899. Nebraska made 900 last week, becoming the fifth club to reach that mark joining Michigan (955), Ohio State (915), Texas (911) and Alabama (909).

Wait. I am confused. Didn't we exceed 900 already? Right. The NCAA f***ed us by vacating 21 wins for 2012 & '13 for this BS self-reported violation that no other NCAA team ever been penalized to that extent. The penalty of vacation of team records has, until then and to now, only been applied in the case of serious forms of institutional culpability

Let me show the NCAA a number from a finger of my hand.

 

[Circa]

With our two wins to start the 2019 season, we are verging on making it into the 900 total win club at 899. Nebraska made 900 last week, becoming the fifth club to reach that mark joining Michigan (955), Ohio State (915), Texas (911) and Alabama (909).

Wait. I am confused. Didn't we exceed 900 already? Right. The NCAA f***ed us by vacating 21 wins for 2012 & '13 for this BS self-reported violation that no other NCAA team ever been penalized to that extent. The penalty of vacation of team records has, until then and to now, only been applied in the case of serious forms of institutional culpability

Let me show the NCAA a number from a finger of my hand.

Well, I guess we make It to 900 twice and will remain the only team in History to do It 2 times. It's a scam that needs congressional oversight to stop. Gambling and cheating the kids of our program seems to have reached disproportionate levels.
I feel for the our boys that understand the level of pain they inflict with no real comfort from fraudulent old men.